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Using a single cell in multiple formulas
I am trying to calculate a formula for a range of cells using one particular
cell as a basis for the others. EX: Need a calculation in cells B13:B16, using A13:16 as a variable for each row and A2 & A3 for each formula as another variable. Whenever I copy and paste the formula into multiple rows, it bring down the A2 & A3 down to the next row. I need these to be the same for every row. |
Use $A$2 and $A$3
-- Kind Regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "ebethcat" wrote in message ... I am trying to calculate a formula for a range of cells using one particular cell as a basis for the others. EX: Need a calculation in cells B13:B16, using A13:16 as a variable for each row and A2 & A3 for each formula as another variable. Whenever I copy and paste the formula into multiple rows, it bring down the A2 & A3 down to the next row. I need these to be the same for every row. |
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